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Ex-president insisted he wasn’t afraid of the investigation into hush money payments even as he lashed out at the caseDonald Trump repeatedly insisted Saturday night that he was not upset by expected criminal charges that might arise from the Manhattan…
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Eight current and former Apple employees share concerns about the upcoming MR headset’s $3,000 price, utility, and unproven market — The company is expected to unveil an augmented reality headset in a few months.&nbs…
Platform has drawn close congressional scrutiny because the data of users could be available to the government of ChinaOne of the authors of a Senate bill that would enable the federal commerce department to ban technologies with links to foreign gover…
The US has started or inserted itself into multiple wars in recent years – none of which ended in peace and stability
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The winner out of Humza Yousaf, Kate Forbes or Ash Regan will face immediate and longer-term challengesOn Monday afternoon, the Scottish National party will unveil its new leader and Scotland’s first minister-elect, after the most bruising and tumultuo…
Sergey Cherkasov studied in US under false identity and is accused of working for Russian intelligenceUS authorities have released new details about an alleged Russian spy who attempted to penetrate the international criminal court in the Hague, using …
The past week has been a difficult one for French President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne. The government survived two no-confidence votes in the wake of its decision to impose pensions reform, but public opposition to the move is…
Colombo: After a protracted battle by India, the United States and Japan to get China to agree to restructure its massive loan of USD 7 bn to Sri Lanka, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved a USD 2.286 billion bailout for Sri Lanka on March 20.The Sri Lankan government under President Ranil Wickremesinghe endorsed on Saturday that Sri Lanka is no longer deemed bankrupt by the world,
Slashdot reader DevNull127 writes: Is there a dark side to online dating apps like Tinder? “According to the FTC, reports of fraud losses from romance scams topped $1.3 billion in 2022,” reports the Verge. The head of the FBI’s Portland field office te…